New York jacquard coverlet made for Julia Ann Rockefeller

Sag Harbor, New York jacquard coverlet, made for Betsey Corwin, dated February 8th, 1849, wool. Some discoloration. 81''h, 73''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY.

New York jacquard coverlet made for E. Snyder, dated 1850, with two pheasants resting at top and bottom of each floral medallion motif, within geometric border. Some discoloration. 86''h, 78''w. Prove

A Blue and White Jacquard Woven Liberty Coverlet For Ann C. Antisdale, Woven by Ira Hadsell, Palmyra, New York, 1852 depicting the seal of the United States E. Pluribus Unum and medallions of Lady Lib

Wool and cotton two piece in blue and natural. Corner block "Mary Dibble, Delhi, 1841". 76" x 101".

NEW YORK JACQUARD COVERLET, two panels, navy blue and natural, four large floral blocks surrounded by other floral ornaments; border of Masonic emblems, spread-wing eagles with shield, building possib

Two piece double weave in blue and white. Floral motif with willow and American eagle borders. Corner blocks "Malenda Faunce, Genesee County, NY 1838". 80" x 88".

A York jacquard coverlet made in 1852. Coverlet is in excellent condition, with beautiful reds and whites. Coverlet made by John Schwartz Coverlet measures 6' x 7'6" approximately. Condition is as see

INDIGO BLUE, RED & WHITE OVERSHOT JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLET CENTER SEAM, 1850 A deep indigo blue, red and white 19th century New York /Pa jacquard coverlet c1850s, and is a overshot coverlet. Like most

Three New York 1830s 1850s Jacquard Coverlets The earliest, PB BENTON 1835, the second by LOUISA KIMBELL MONROE CO. N.Y. 1849, the third, by MARY E.L. BARTON, JEFFERSON CO NY 1857. All woven with bold

NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERNew York, Dated 1822“Julia Ann Taylor, Flushing, Long Island, February 1st, 1822”. Depicts flower baskets, floral sprigs and a running vine border.16.26” x 16.25&#8

York, PA 1847 Single-Part Jacquard Coverlet. Signed "Made by B. Hausman York 1847. 3-color coverlet with floral design. 80" x 88".

Attributed to Asahel Amora Phelps (1795-1854), Delhi, Delaware County, New York, 1845. The corner blocks with spreadwing eagles, stars, and "DELHI 1845." One corner woven with the name for who

Flower Patterned Jacquard coverlet with swag tassel border, circa 1920. Some loss to border. 95''h, 77''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY.

Blue and Cream Coverlet signed J. Cunningham Weaver N. Hartford Oneida Co. New York , Washington Betsy M. Green measuring 84" x 70" wide

Birds Feeding Young Three Color Jacquard coverlet. 92''h, 74''w. Some wear. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY.

Biederwand Four Color Jacquard coverlet with center medallion and wheat motifs. 96''h, 86''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY.

Pennsylvania Four Color Jacquard coverlet with center medallion, signed ''Ambrose Miller, Blair Ct.'', mid-late 19th century. Minor wear. 78''h, 74''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY

York county jacquard coverlet. Coverlet is dated 1867, and is made by Jacob Schnell, Shrewsberry. Coverlet measures approx. 7'5" x 7'8". Appears to be in very good condition. Condition is as seen in p

Classical Urns Pattern reversable woven coverlet with center seam. Indigo blue and ecru. Very heavy, finely woven of wool and linen. Beautiful Antique Keepsake Coverlet. Dimensions: 98 in. x 80 in. Th

A Red and White Patriotic Jacquard Woven Coverlet Margaret Middleton, Jefferson County, New York, 1852 showing the eagle seal E. Pluribus Unum, a central star and heart medallion, with fruit compote b

American Jacquard Woven Coverlet,19th C., woven "Catharine Tunison Orange 1844", possibly New York or New Jersey (SLES1041) {MM} Property Title:From a Sharon Connecticut Home Measurements:84" W x 79"L

Nineteenth century. Fanciest is mahogany with revolving spool tier with pincushion top and round base with brass ball and claw feet, noted on bottom "Made for Mary Ann Cox by Mr. E. C____ of New York

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 19th Century Four Color Two Part Woven Jacquard Coverlet. Signed John Royer, New Holland, 1836. (Made for) E. Reese. 82" x 88" not including fringe. Condition: Good with

What a stunning and heavy jacquard coverlet this is. This coverlet was made by Nathaniel Young, an itinerant coverlet weaver from New Jersey. He most likely apprenticed under David D. Haring of Bergen